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10-09-2025 10:05 AM
It's too difficult for me to read the small print on my mobile phone, so whenever possible I download apps to my PC instead. Can I do this with the Bell Wi-fi app? If not, is there an alternate way to access the information provided by this app?
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10-09-2025 12:14 PM
Good Day.
The Bell Wi-Fi app lets you control, manage and monitor your home Wi-Fi network from anywhere at any time. The Bell Wi-Fi app is available for all customers with Bell's Home Hub 2000, Home Hub 3000, Home Hub 4000 or Giga Hub modems.
When using a computer, there is no direct replacement pers se for the Wi-Fi app. The Bell Wi-Fi app is not a supported app that is available on a computer.
You can view your full account details & make changes on a computer by logging in to your MyBell account with a web browser.
To view all of your connected devices and their usage from within a computer, you will need to login to you Bell modem. From there, you will be able to:
- Manage your Wi-Fi network name and password
- Share your Wi-Fi network with guests
- See all the devices connected to your network & their usage.
- Run a Speed Test
- Etc.
There is another alternative, BlueStacks, that is available for purchase on the Google Play Store. It is not supported by Bell. BlueStacks receives mixed reviews for Windows 10 & 11; while it's generally considered a safe and high-performing Android emulator, many users report issues with crashes, performance drops, and forced updates and app restrictions. I have included the BlueStacks weblink below for your review:
Download and run Bell Wi-Fi on PC & Mac (Emulator)
Please have a look at the following:
Speaking from experience, when in doubt, I shy away from any product that does not guarantee my security & privacy.
Thank you for posting your question.
Take care.
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10-10-2025 06:35 AM
Thank you for your question. You may find the WiFi app installed on a tablet (iPad or Android) to be a potential solution for you.
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10-09-2025 12:14 PM
Good Day.
The Bell Wi-Fi app lets you control, manage and monitor your home Wi-Fi network from anywhere at any time. The Bell Wi-Fi app is available for all customers with Bell's Home Hub 2000, Home Hub 3000, Home Hub 4000 or Giga Hub modems.
When using a computer, there is no direct replacement pers se for the Wi-Fi app. The Bell Wi-Fi app is not a supported app that is available on a computer.
You can view your full account details & make changes on a computer by logging in to your MyBell account with a web browser.
To view all of your connected devices and their usage from within a computer, you will need to login to you Bell modem. From there, you will be able to:
- Manage your Wi-Fi network name and password
- Share your Wi-Fi network with guests
- See all the devices connected to your network & their usage.
- Run a Speed Test
- Etc.
There is another alternative, BlueStacks, that is available for purchase on the Google Play Store. It is not supported by Bell. BlueStacks receives mixed reviews for Windows 10 & 11; while it's generally considered a safe and high-performing Android emulator, many users report issues with crashes, performance drops, and forced updates and app restrictions. I have included the BlueStacks weblink below for your review:
Download and run Bell Wi-Fi on PC & Mac (Emulator)
Please have a look at the following:
Speaking from experience, when in doubt, I shy away from any product that does not guarantee my security & privacy.
Thank you for posting your question.
Take care.
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10-10-2025 06:35 AM
Thank you for your question. You may find the WiFi app installed on a tablet (iPad or Android) to be a potential solution for you.
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